One
game at a time: that’s the message Sven Goran-Eriksson is giving
his Manchester
City
charges
as the Premiership season reaches its climax.
City
were in incredible form during the first half of their Premier
League campaign under the Swede, particularly at home, but results
have been poor since Christmas.
However,
the Eastlands side battled back to beat Tottenham 2-1 on Sunday,
keeping their hopes of a Euro berth alive.
Eriksson,
through, isn’t looking past his side’s next game
against Bolton,
despite reportedly targeting five big signings in the
summer.
"This time we are not going to get carried away, it is
Bolton
away in the
next game and that's all to talk about," he told the club's
official website.
"Then we'll see at the end of the season what's happening.
"You are dragged into it because everyone speaks about it. Let's be
happy for the win (against Spurs) and concentrate from Tuesday and
Wednesday on Bolton.
"I'm not talking about Europe or the Fair Play or
Intertoto qualification. We will concentrate on Bolton and that's it."